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Mount Philerimos
Mount Philerimos is a hill on the north-west coast of Rhodes, Greece, above the site of ancient Ialysos. Its summit held the acropolis of the city, with a temple of Athena and Zeus Polieus. In the Middle Ages the Knights Hospitaller built a monastery and church there, which were restored under Italian rule in the 1930s.
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